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Dino Risi (Milà, Itàlia, 23 de desembre de 1916 - Roma, 7 de juny de 2008) va ser un director de cinema i guionista italià. Biografia [ modifica ] Fill de metge, comença una carrera de metge psiquiatre tot dedicant-se a la crítica cinematogràfica, així com a l'escriptura de novel·les i de guions.
14 de dic. de 2016 · Dino Risi’s comedies are a devilish piece of work, lampooning the politicians, playboys, and priests of postwar Italy. Together with Mario Monicelli, Luigi Comencini, and Ettore Scola, Risi (1916–2008) enjoyed tremendous commercial and critical success during “Il Boom,” the Italian economic miracle of the 1950s and 1960s.
Dino Risi (1917 - 2008) fue un director y guionista de Italia conocido por La escapada, Perfume de mujer, Monstruos de hoy, Una vida difícil, ¡Que viva Italia!, Pan, amor y..., En nombre del pueblo italiano, Alma perdida, El estafador y Arreglo de cuentas en San Genaro
Dino Risi (n. 23 decembrie 1916 , Milano , Regatul Italiei – d. 7 iunie 2008 , Roma , Italia ) a fost un regizor și scenarist italian, considerat unul dintre cei mai mari exponenți ai comediei italiene împreună cu Mario Monicelli [9] și Luigi Comencini .
A neo-realist director who enjoyed critical and commercial success, Risi’s best known film is perhaps Profumo Di Donna (1974), remade in America as Scent Of A Woman. Other hits include A Porte Chiuse (1960), Il Sorpasso (1962), I Mostri (1963), Il Tigre (1967) and Il Nome Del Popolo Italiano (1972). - Read Dino Risi's Independent Obituary
Dino Risi ( Milaan, 23 december 1916 – Rome, 7 juni 2008) was een Italiaanse filmregisseur. Hij was een cineast die gespecialiseerd was in het Italiaanse komediefilmgenre van de Commedia all'italiana, net zoals Mario Monicelli, Luigi Comencini, Nanni Loy en Ettore Scola. Zijn grootste commerciële successen waren Poveri ma belli (1957), Una ...
12 de may. de 2014 · Bruno’s acts are despicable and dangerous, but he is always irresistible. The calm, recessive Roberto is a loser in his hands, and the journey—started by chance on August 15, Ferragosto, a major holiday in Italy—leads him to see life through Bruno’s eyes. Bruno makes fun of everything—family, institutions, rules, love.
